Thursday, October 30, 2008

Beate Johns is a prolific stamper and template designer, and this week in the SCS Weekly she posted a tutorial for a triangle box. I enjoy traditional shapes, but I like that this one can be adjusted for size, giving you the option to create smaller versions than this 5" x 10" original.

Who wouldn't like to find this hanging on their door each day during the 12 days of Christmas or the 24 days before Christmas, for that matter?! Inexpensive, fast, and unique, they have the potential to bring a very fun, different twist to an Advent calendar or Christmas Countdown.

This container would also be fun to use as a place card for Thanksgiving. Fill with some sort of nuts or candy corn, and they're a nice take-home favor for your guests. The Haiku DSP is made for autumn and the festivities that come with it! This took me about 3 min., start to finish, so don't feel like deciding to make these is going to be a big undertaking.

If you'd like to order the designer paper to make these, please feel free to contact me! There's an email in my profile, or you can leave a comment. Add that special touch to your holidays by doing a little advance planning. You'll be glad you did!

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Hey ya'll. I know it has been some time since I posted, and I can't really offer any better explanation than the title of this post. I've just had no desire to craft--gasp! I don't know how I got to this point. I don't know how I found myself there, but you'll be happy to know that I think my time in the "cone zone" is nearing an end.

Today I finished a card I had put aside almost 2 weeks ago. (You may not be impressed, but I am.) I had been putzing around with the Haiku DSP and Season of Friendship, since the colors seemed to beg for a tree devoid of leaves. The sentiment is from the retired Lots of Thoughts. I seem to always choose a thanks sentiment when I'm not designing a card for a specific person. Why? There's always someone to thank, isn't there?

I'm not going to blather on. There's laundry to do, dinner to prepare, and a beautiful evening walk with my dogs and my husband awaiting me before day's end. Thanks for bearing with my silence. What have you been up to while I've been quiet?

Saturday, October 25, 2008

I know there hasn't been much to view this week. After all that mass production on Monday, I was not really in the mood to go near my craft room the rest of the week! Even though I wasn't feeling crafty, I continued to read blogs, and I earmarked several things to try.

I came home from Starbucks with this massive ache near the nape of my neck, radiating upward into my scalp. YUCK! I took ibuprophen and that didn't work, so I resorted to my chilled sock filled with rice. I am happy to report that I can now turn my head to the left. This put me in a better frame of mind to consider making something.

Earlier this week I saw what's officially referred to as a pizza box, due to how the lid hinges open like the famous fast food container. It's made from designer series paper, and is very elegant, in my opinion. What's AWESOME about it is that it's an excellent container for 4 or 5 standard sized 4.25" x 5.5" cards and their envelopes. What a Christmas gift for a coworker or party hostess or neighbor or teacher!

This interior view shows how great designer paper works as the medium for this box. The box is automatically decorated inside and out with NO work on your part. I'm lovin' this! Thank you, Susie Nelson, for doing all the math on this project.

The November Stamp-A-Stack will feature 5 Christmas cards with this box as a bonus. Are you coming? The gals I mass produced all those cards for will get one too.

ON A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT NOTE: my son has discovered Weird Al, the guy who did parodies of all the great '80's music, perhaps most notably "Eat It" (originally "Beat It" by Michael Jackson). Oh my how these song lyrics stay in my head, and I find this very ironic, since I can't remember having to be somewhere, but these lyrics won't LEAVE my brain's hard drive! I didn't like him all that much the first time around, and now I get to hear him again! Some things about being a teenager must be classic.

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Thanks to those who left encouraging comments about my memory loss episode. Here's the outcome of that incident: I summoned my courage first thing yesterday morning and called the office to see when there would be an opening. Miraculously, there was one later that day!

I made the phone call in the presence of my husband, and as soon as I was off the phone he put me through a tutorial on how to set text alarms--yes, plural!--for my Google calendar software so that I would receive gentle beeping reminders of the impending appointment.

I also put together a packet of my cards and a Starbucks gift card to soothe my conscience. I presented them to Stephanie, who immediately said I didn't have to do that. I responded firmly that I most certainly did need to, and I walked out of the office with a lighter heart.

This experience forced me examine how important my "got it together" image is to me, and how it makes me appear "just a wee bit superior" (to quote The Church Lady from SNL). Eeewww....

I want to defend myself and explain why forgetting is something I try to avoid at all costs, but that's not what the lesson of this experience is supposed to be. What is important is recognizing that I need to be less proud of what I can tick off my "to do" list each day and more concerned about accurately presenting myself to others...forgetfulness and all. That's what the last two posts have been my attempt to do. If you are dancing a jig because you finally saw me slip up, I understand.

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

I do not know what to do. I'm so ashamed, I can hardly stand it. I'm not this kind of person, ya'll! What have I done? I've missed 2 doctor appointments that have been scheduled for Michael, and we've been late to a third because I nearly forgot that one.

I really don't know what's happening. I'm not a forgetful person! I'm organized; I have had all these marked on my old-fashioned pencil and paper calendar that I carry in my purse, as well as on the family electronic calendar in Google. What's going on?!?

If anyone has any ideas to help me get out of this scary spiral, I'd appreciate hearing them. I'm embarrassed beyond belief, because the nurse herself called me yesterday to confirm the appointment and I profusely apologized for missing the last one and told her that we would be there, "come hell or high water. I will not forget!"

I know I'd be ticked, perturbed, confused, irritated, frustrated, and put out if I were Stephanie. How do I face this woman? I just pull up my big girl panties and own my early onset dementia and set another appointment...and have my husband take him.

That's enough stuff to make 90 cards for an upcoming Christmas Stamp-A-Stack for a group of 6 women at an office in Buckhead. I'm really excited about this opportunity to connect with these women after hours at their place of business. Nobody has to clean their house, or even go anywhere. Everything's coming to them--we're even bringing in dinner! They're going to have a little more margin in their holiday season, since, for $35, they'll go home with 15 unlike anyone else's Christmas cards in 3 hours' time!

There's still time for me to do this for YOUR group of friends! Contact me and we'll get a date on the calendar, or come with your group of friends to my November SAS on Sat., Nov. 15, from 10a-1p. Leave me a comment to indicate your interest!

Friday, October 17, 2008

two cards! It has been a busy week, but today I had some quiet time alone here at the house to craft to my heart's content. The first card is one that came to me as I was driving home. I don't know if it's a weed or some real bush, but in lots of random places I see leaves that are almost a fuschia red. They're gorgeous, of course, so I pulled out my Pocket Silhouettes set to try to replicate nature in still life. (What a joke--nature's beauty can hardly be captured, but I'm giving it a shot anyway!)

I sponged the leaves with Tangerine Tango, went over those ever so lightly with Pink Passion, and used my SU! Chocolate Chip marker to make the branches. The rest of the design just sort of fell into place with stuff that was laying around on my craft table. This card is 4.25" square, and the sentiment is from Upsy Daisy. It's hard to tell from the photo, but the piece of card stock underneath the main image is PP that has been sponged with TT. It was just too screamin' pink otherwise.

This second card was inspired by someone's creativity. I don't remember the stamper's name or where I saw it, but isn't this a cute takeoff on the grass stamp from Inspired by Nature? I really like cattails, and remember pausing to touch them whenever I saw them in a dried flower arrangement at my aunt's house. So soft and fuzzy! The 'tails are made using the slot punch, of all things! Clever people, card artists are.

I inked up the grass with So Saffron, sponged it with More Mustard, and applied the 'tails where I thought they'd look best. The frame around the image is also in MM, using 1/4" strips. The sentiment is from a retired SU! set and I really like the thought it communicates. I'm not sure what this sentiment has to do with the image, but sometimes that's how it goes.

I'm hoping to watch the Frontline documentary about McCain and Obama with what's left of this evening. The tv is currently being used as a video screen, though, and I'm not sure when it will be free. I'm having a very difficult time making up my mind who to vote for this year.

I have not one, but 2 cards to post, but my dear husband has the camera. Although I worked early at Starbucks this morning, I'm not driving 30 miles round trip just to get it! Hang in there, though. Your patience will be rewarded this evening.

Monday, October 13, 2008

One of the features of splitcoaststampers.com that I love is the ability to create a file of my favorite cards submitted by fellow card artists. It really helps me find inspiration when it's time to make cards for my monthly class.

This one is by Linda Keal, and I really liked the use of ribbon in this layout. Although I have the Chocolate Chip 1" double-stitched ribbon, I didn't want to use the color scheme she used. I already have a couple of fall colored cards, and I wanted something different.

It took several tries with a couple different combos of card stock, but Mary Jo Albright's list came to the rescue again, and I went with So Saffron, Rose Red, Pumpkin Pie, and Old Olive. I was surprised how much I really liked these colors together! I substituted the 1/2" striped PP ribbon and am pleased with the results.

The little cupcakes, which are UBER popular in the stamping community right now, are from the Hostess Level 1 set called Bitty Basics. This is an adorable little set with 10 stamps--a leaf, a heart, a butterfly, a flower, a star, a cupcake, a coffee mug (!)--and the words smile, thanks, and hello. I paired it with one of the sentiments from It's Your Birthday, and I think this would be a nice card for an adult or a child. Who doesn't like CAKE?

And who doesn't like FREE stamps? Anyone who hosts a class and has an order of $150 or more in merchandise could choose this set or Live Like You Mean It, the one I used on the card I posted earlier today, FREE! This month would be an excellent time to host a class. With the economy the way it is, making cards for gifts and a family's greetings just makes sense! Think about it...let me know if you'd like to partner with me.

When I posted Saturday's card, I was frustrated with the amount of pieces parts it had so I went back to the drawing board to see if I could find inspiration from another layout. This one is from Stephanie Hargis, a blogger and demonstrator in CO, who was using Beate Johns' weekend sketch challenge #54. See how nicely we ALL share?

Of course, I had to make it harder on myself by adding that fourth color, but I was bound and determined, and don't get in my way when I'm bound and determined! And I know that the sentiment is a little bit off, but I pulled scraps out of my folders and they looked fine until I looked at the photo. You get the idea!

In the end, I think I like this one better. There's more going on visually with the different shapes and such, but I'm on the fence. This weekend's stampers will just have to wait and see which one I choose!

Saturday, October 11, 2008

I'll bet you do! When I pulled it off the top of the tissue box the other day, I was struck by the shape and stuck it in my craft room so that I could glean inspiration from it later. Well, now's later.

I also wanted to challenge myself to use Pacific Point, a very vibrant blue that a certain blogger friend of mine ADORED when it came out this August. Me, not so much. I also wanted to use the Level 1 Hostess Set Live Life Like You Mean It.

Here's what I came up with. The tissue box cover didn't match up with my oval Coluzzle Cutting System, so I had to trace it and cut it myself. No biggie. Getting some colors to mesh well...well, that was another hurdle. While I was struggling and meandering around my craft room, I came upon a list compiled by Mary Jo Albright that shared color combos she's seen in the Fall-Winter Catalog. DUH!

The one I chose was Pacific Point, Old Olive, Bashful Blue, More Mustard, and Real Red. Pull out the markers--except for PP..argh!--and get to work. It came together relatively quickly, and I'm particularly pleased with the look of the "Life" tag. Those ARE cool colors together!

Off to think some more, though. This layout's just a tad bit too complicated for SAS. Why do I think so much? Hope you're enjoying your weekend!

Laura Fredrickson is an amazing Canadian card artist whose blog I have in my Google Reader. I don't want to miss one thing she shares!

She shared a card that's almost identical to this earlier this week, and I was drawn to it because it used Wonderful You, a set I really liked when I got it--how long ago was that? ANYWAY, I pulled out my set and duplicated her main image exactly, but I had to come up with some other way to incorporate a sentiment, since I don't own Hodgepodge Hardware.

As I played with the matted focal point, I began to think about what it would look like mounted on an angle. I still haven't decided! I'm posting both and I want your feedback. I'm going to put a sentiment in the bottom right corner, and I'm purposely leaving it blank until I know what occasion I'll need it for. I would like you to vote--wonky or not!

BTW, the card stock is Tangerine Tango, which coordinates beautifully with Pumpkin Pie, Chocolate Chip, Kiwi Kiss, and Very Vanilla. That KK double striped ribbon is great to work with, and I really liked Laura's use of brads, so I did that too! It may be a little difficult to tell from the picture, but there are 1/4" circles underneath each brad.

Although I was a journalist in another life, I was never good at writing catchy headlines. I hope you were intrigued enough to scroll down to see this card, though, because I'm quite happy with it! This card is for this month's Stamp-A-Stack, as is the CASE above, and although I try to expose my guests to new materials every month, this month I seem to be returning to favorites. Urban Garden is my favorite DP, and Baroque Motifs is in my top 5 favorite sets of all time. I was blurfing yesterday afternoon and saw a card using UG, and just had to pull it out and play.

I am very limited in the stamps I have that would be considered "masculine", and this "motif" (for lack of a better word), jumped out at me as I pawed through my sets. I used the stampamajig to get the positioning just the way I wanted it, and pulled out Kiwi Kiss, Baja Breeze, and Not Quite Navy from the DP's color palette. I didn't want to use ribbon, but I knew it was too bland without something, so I chose silver eyelets.

Again, I'm going to let my guests decide if they want this card to be a birthday, thank you, get well, congratulations, or blank card for their stashes. Don't you wish you were coming to this month's event? If you just had an opening in your calendar, or if you've been stranded on a desert island away from all forms of communication and still want to attend, just leave me a comment and I'll fit you in!

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

While I was showing you cards featuring Party Hearty in my last post, I neglected to mention that this set is one of 8selected birthday sets are 20% OFF with a $20 purchase! Follow the link, and you'll see pictures of each of the sets, as well as pricing information. If you like what you see, you can even SHOP right away, and I'll get credit for it. Before you click away, though, read on so that you know everything before you SHOP.

This offer is good until Oct. 31, so you could do a little advance planning for your Christmas cards materials and get a stamp set at a discount as well!

Speaking of Christmas, I also wanted to remind you that the new Holiday Mini Catalog is available. You can view the catalog online by following the imbedded link I created AND shop immediately, choosing ME as your demonstrator. It's EASY PEASY--I get credit for your order, you get the same price you'd pay if you ordered through me, and your order comes directly to your door!

Imagine this...you could list this link in your Christmas list and family members would have the easiest way possible to cross you off their buying list. HO HO HO! How awesome is that?

Let me show you a wonderful gift giving kit that's for sale in this catalog. It's called the Create-A-Calendar Kit, and, for $7.95, this is what you can present to a friend, family member, teacher, or hostess at a holiday party! It comes with stickers, a page for each month, and the back side of each calendar month is Designer Series Paper. It doesn't take too much imagination to come up with some recycling options that involve cards!

If you want to make this gift even more special and practical, you could purchase a chipboard clipboard in either the 4.5" x 9" version, shown here, or in the 9" x 9" version, which would allow the recipient to have two months in view at once. The pictured clipboard (it doesn't come covered with DP; I did that and can show you how) is item number 109191 and costs $6.50. The 9" x 9" version is item number 109190 and is $7.95. You simply input these numbers into the "search the store" box, and you'll be directed to these items. What a great gift for under $20!

Again, if you like what you see, feel free to follow the link for either the Birthday Stamp Set Promotion or the Holiday Mini Catalog, identify me as your demonstrator so that you'll pay the same price for these items as you would if you ordered from me directly, and shop to your heart's content!

I really didn't intend for a week to pass between posts! We've just come off one of the busiest weekends in a long time, and, on top of that, I'm struggling a bit with my creative muse. So, thanks for your patience, and here are few cards!

Sometimes it takes a few tries to get what you want when you're working with new materials. In the case of this card, I was working with a new stamp set called Party Hearty. I used it to make the party hats into Christmas trees in this post, but I hadn't tried putting all the elements to use for a traditional birthday card.

I also have this new Designer Series Paper called Autumn Vine, and I wanted to try to incorporate the two. Wow! This was harder than I thought, and it's because Party Hearty is such a playful, whimsical set, and that's not really my style.

This card, however, shows that it pays to persevere! The color combination in Autumn Vine is Chocolate Chip, Sage Shadow, Really Rust, and More Mustard. As you can see, I pulled out all the stops and used each one. While cutting out the "celebrate you" from Party Hearty (which I colored using each of the colors from the combo), it occurred to me that I could have the SS layer that was mostly hidden underneath the MM and AV DSP layer show more if I cut a hole in it. I love how it turned out, and I also like the SS 1/4" grosgrain ribbon ties on each side. That panel is popped up on dimensionals. This layout was inspired by Wendy Janson's card in the SCS gallery. Isn't that a great card for a guy? You really should take a minute and follow the link to view it.

The next card was a take-off on the one sent to me for my birthday by Connie. I think it was designed by her demonstrator, Laura Barto, who is also my upline, but if I'm wrong about that, Connie, please speak up so I can give you your props! It featured Bold Brights, which is Connie's favorite color family, but I wanted to turn the layout 90 degrees and try it with different colors.

I don't know why I can't leave well enough alone and just CASE something! I have a knack for making things harder than they need to be, and this card is a case in point. I thought the "party hearty" was a bit small, so I wanted to use the "celebrate you" sentiment. THEN I thought about a really cute card I saw where the gal had a comic strip like thing going on where the cupcakes were eaten by a mysterious someone, and I tried to incorporate THAT! The end result is not jazzin' me, but I'm putting it out there for public digestion.

One more thing...A few weeks ago, I posted about my customer and friend Rocky. The reason it has taken me this long to report is because her doctor sent her for the bloodwork and then went on vacation for a week!!! He's entitled, I know, but when you're waiting for news about whether or not you have cancer, being put "on hold" for 10 days was very hard. BUT good news is worth waiting for! While he was thinking what he saw on an MRI looked like cancer, the bloodwork didn't match with his hypothesis! They're going to biopsy the "growth", but the big "C" word has not been mentioned again. Thanks for your thoughts and prayers for her. She is very appreciative, even though you'll probably never meet.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

My husband says that sometimes his brain is like a thunderstorm...a flash of brilliance and then sudden darkness! That's probably how you'll feel about this blog in the next few days, since I've exhausted my creativity quotient for the week with all this activity today!

But, while the mojo's flowin'(and you have a deadline for a hostess on Friday) you have to take advantage.

The first card is yet another using Season of Friendship. If you haven't figured out that I meant it when I said that this set is versatile, the THREE cards I made with it and posted TODAY should be sufficient evidence. This one incorporates the new Ski Slope DSP from the Holiday Mini Catalog--it's scrumptious! I used Kraft as my base again, matted three pieces of the DSP on Chocolate Chip, and then created my focal point on Baja Breeze.

The snowflakes were embossed using White Embossing Powder. For some reason the stuff and I don't get along. It left behind some dusty spots in places I didn't want them, so I got out my brayer and the Versamark and covered the entire piece in the sticky ink. Then I doused the whole sheet with Dazzling Diamonds. Problem solved! Except...the stuff began to molt when I handled it. Next time I'm going to douse the whole thing in Heat & Stick Powder and then add the DD. Then it won't go anywhere. Glitter's great, but it makes a MESS! Still, I love the look. The little ribbon accent is done with the white satin ribbon, and I cheated and tacked it around the backs and then tied a separate little knot in the lower corner. So much easier than wrestling with positioning it while trying to keep said glitter from coming off...

The second card is a mighty quickie, and I am thrilled. This sentiment is from the Home for Christmas set, also in the Holiday Mini. The image in the set is best colored with markers, colored pencils, etc., but I don't want to use that at the SAS I'm making this card for...too time consuming when you have 15 cards to make in 3 hours or less.

I was about to give up about an hour ago after several experiments with this weren't going like I wanted. Then I had a lightning strike of creativity and went back to the craft room and pulled out these FANTASTIC felt snowflakes! They come in a pack of umpteen bazillion and they're AWESOME in their three sizes and three colors! Stamp the sentiment from the set, lay down a sweet layer of way cool felt ribbon, adhere said flakes, and it's done! SWEET! I made my deadline with a day to spare, so now I'm going to read a book and fall asleep.

After I posted my first card of the day, I really wasn't feeling I had much creativity. The first one felt, I don't know, flat somehow. I was going to avoid the craft room the rest of the day, but I have 2 cards I need to make, so I went back in and tried again with Season of Friendship. This is not the card I needed to make, but I SOOOOOOOO love it!

With this layout, the entire tree image is utilized. Again, I chose the seasons theme, and I kept adding to it because I was really digging how it was coming together. Don't think I'm marvelous because I have a tire swing hanging from my tree; someone else came up with that and I remembered seeing it and CASE'd it. As I was crafting away, I began to think about the size envelope I'd need for this card, and that determined where the final panel went. This card is 8.5" x 5.25" and scored at 4.25", so that left very few options. Thus, it became a sort of square card in order to fit into the largest square envelope SU! sells.

I really like that the final panel is on the inside of the card. It saved any time I might have wasted thinking about where to put the sentiment on the front. It completes the interior so nicely, I think.

The question now is, "Who will receive this card?" I'm meeting on Friday morning with the manager of a Pak Mail store to see if she'd be interested in selling my cards at her location. I think I'll save it to show her and then begin to ponder whose mailbox it should end up in. Speaking of selling my cards, I think I could charge $6/piece for this kind of detail, don't you? I'm not good at determining things like that, but if I'm going to make more of these, I need it to be worth the time it's going to take.

Hey, I hope more of you participate in yesterday's post by sharing something random about yourself. Thanks, Kathleen, for coming out of hiding! What about the rest of you?

One more thing...I neglected to mention that I sponged in the sky with Baja Breeze, stamped off once, that the mat for each panel is Mellow Moss, and that the base is Kraft. Also, each panel is 1.5" x 4".

That's a frequent question everyone's asking each other these days. I don't mean the intestinal kind; Southerners would never be so impolite! Georgia is among several states in the Southeast that is struggling to have sufficient supply of gasoline. I'm not sure if it's because of Hurricane Ike, although a certain friend of mine in Austin has plenty of gas and it only costs $3.38/gal, or because Georgia is required by federal law to have a specific formula of gas to combat its smog problem, but WHATEVER the reason, it's a major preoccupation (translation: pain in the heiny!) for everyone living around here.

We've been told several times now that supply would be back to normal in 10 days, but we're still seeing what these photos show happening all over the place. Gas stations are without fuel for days at a time, and then there's a run on it when they do get a tanker in and in less than 8 hours they're out again for several days.

Here's how it went for Bob yesterday. I worked an early shift at Starbucks, which is across the street from a BP and a Shell station. I began to see cars lining up at the BP around 8am, so I called Bob and told him there was gas. He traveled the 10 miles from our house to that exit, waited 30 min. in line TO GET IN THE PARKING LOT of the station, then waited another 20 min. before he got to the pump. The pump shut off 3 or 4 times while he was trying to fill my 28-gallon tank. Thankfully, this station didn't impose a $25 or 10 gallon limit, like some have. The cost per gallon was $4.29.

This afternoon as I headed home, I saw his experience repeating itself at the QuikTrip (QT), so I decided to photograph it for posterity. In the first photo you'll notice that there are no listed prices for any of the grades of gas. This has become the way the stations let the public know they do not have product. As you can see, this station didn't have time to post its prices before word got out, and frankly folks don't care. They have to have it, so they'll pay whatever it costs.

The second, third, and fourth pictures are to show you how long the line stretched from the station. The traffic light is at least 1/4 mile, if not farther, and these were just the cars of folks on this road. There was another line at the other entrance to the station that would've stretched past the intersection if allowed!

It's nuts down here, and it's effecting everything we do. We wanted to go out for dinner last weekend, but limited ourselves to what we could find within a 2 mile radius of our house. We didn't take the boat out on the lake because we weren't sure about our ability to get gas for it again, and didn't want to spend the gas it would take to pull the boat to and from the launch. In short, we aren't going anywhere but where we have to go--work, the grocery, and school. It's making everyone a little cranky.

This morning it was crisp as I walked to the car to take Michael to school. I LOVE FALL! The cooler air is one of the sure signs of changing times, but the debut of the new Holiday Mini Catalog is another! This card was made using a very versatile set from the catalog called Season of Friendship.

As you can tell, there are stamps that are elements of the seasons--snowflakes, flowers, leaves, and a little bird--as well as a full size tree. The sentiment is the best: "The season of friendship lasts forever." I feel that way.

I wanted to capture all the seasons in this layout, but I'm already looking forward to making other cards that only feature one at a time. The squares are 1 5/8" and that's the perfect size to create small focal points. I used almost every one of my Earth Elements Stampin' Write Markers for this, and silver embossing powder for the snowflakes. Each square is mounted on Baja Breeze and then onto the Garden Green base.

I struggled a bit with this layout, and I think I might try it as a larger card with all the boxes on one side of the card. How fun to have more options to experiment with!

Leave me a comment requesting the new catalog and I'll put one in the mail to you today!